TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2365, 1 November 1881, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW ZEALAND. [PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION.! AUCKLAND, November 1. The Big Sweep. Brown's £IO,OOO sweep was drawn privately Inst night. Thoro is great dissatisfaction at the place of druwing not being advertised. The Reclamation Streets. Be tho disputes between the City Council and Harbor Board concerning tho maintenance of the streets on the reclamation, Judge Gillies has deoeided that the Board is liablo for the quays and the Council for tho streets. WELLINGTON, November 1. Catholic Endowment Association. An influential meeting of the promoters of the Catholio Endowment Association was held last night, and from the Bupport receivod from influential citizens in all parts of the colony, it was decided to at onoe float a company, and resolutions wore pissed to that effect. Bishop Redwood presided. The s.s. Wakatipu. The Wakatipu was admitted to pratique at noon. Some passengers who refused to be vaccinated wore left at tho quarantine station, and will remain there aaotiier ten days.

Fire. Messrs Lundon and Haybittle'a general store and the promises of Messrs Bradley and Drummond, at Feilding, were destroyed by fire last evening. No particulars as "to the origin have yet reaohed town. Messrs Lundon and Haybittle'a stock, valued at £4OOO, ia insured for £IOOO in tho South British (half being reinsurod), and the building for £6OO in the New Zealand. Tho Standard have a cover of £I3OO on Lundon'a stock, half of which is re-insured. NELSON, November 1. Accident. A serious trap accident occurred near Bishopdale last evening. Colonel and Mrß Nicholson were proceeding home to Richmond in a buggy, when the p3i'r of horses bolted, breaking the pole and dashing off with it and tho harness. The colonel was thrown out and was considerably hurt about tho head. Mrs Nicholson esoi»oed injury. DUNEDIN, November 1. Fire. The promises of Walter Holland, butcher, of Greytown, wore burnt yesterday. Nothing was saved. The building was insured in the Union for £2OO, and the effects for £ICO in the National.

SHIPPING TISIiEGRAMS.

Wellington, November 1. The Wakatipu arrived at the quarantine ground at six o'c'ock this morning. She cleared Sydney Heads at 8 p m. on the 26th, and had light easterly and southerly winds, with fine weather to land ; thence fresh southerly breeze. Passengers—For Wellington Dr. Branson, Misses ftentoul and Mair. Messrs Poysom and Cunliffe ; steerage, 9. For Lyttelton— Rev. Mr and Mrs Holland, Mrs Creamen, Miss Durdse, Messrs Holmes and Black ; steerage, 4. For Dunedin —Miss Braddock, Bteorage.